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June 18, 2013

#Education’s Fatal Flaw Strikes a Chord

"When I first spoke with Dean Gary Bertoline of Purdue University about having him deliver a presentation at The Automation Conference 2013, I quickly realized that his topic of choice—a fatal flaw in the U.S. engineering education system—would hit home for a large number of attendees," said Dave Greenfield at Automation World. "What I did not realize was how riveted the audience would be with his presentation. Further evidence of the impact of Dean Bertoline’s presentation turned up this week in a blog post by Barry Lynch of GE Inte...

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